Two games to go and the Premier League table is tight. Arsenal lead the title race on 79 points, with Manchester City at 77 after 36 matches each. The run‑in is set: Arsenal face Burnley on 18/05 and Crystal Palace on 24/05, while City meet Bournemouth on 19/05 and Aston Villa on 24/05. All figures come from Sofascore’s season tracker.

The table after 36 matches

Arsenal stand at 24-7-5 with a 68:26 goal difference. Manchester City sit at 23-8-5 and a 75:32 goal difference. That makes City slightly stronger in goals scored and overall differential, but Arsenal’s two‑point cushion matters most at this stage. With six points available, every result swings the live table fast on Sofascore.

Form check: who is trending up?

Arsenal’s last five show L L W W W, a recovery that has put them back on top at the right time. City are unbeaten in their last five with W W D W W, a consistent stretch that keeps the pressure on. If momentum counts, both sides have enough to believe, which sets up a tactical sprint to the finish.

The run-in: remaining fixtures and dates

Matchday 37 brings Arsenal vs Burnley on 18/05, then City vs Bournemouth on 19/05. Four days later the season closes with Arsenal vs Crystal Palace and City vs Aston Villa, both on 24/05. With kick‑to‑kick updates and a live standings view, Sofascore will show every turn in the title fight.

Small margins in the numbers

Performance rate sits at 73% for Arsenal and 71% for City, reflecting how tight this season has been. The average Sofascore Rating is 6.93 for Arsenal and 7.03 for City, a slim edge for the holders in match‑by‑match output. Given the minimal gaps across form, goals and Ratings, the final week should be decided by small details.

However it ends, this has been a high‑level title chase built on consistency. Keep an eye on those two dates in May and follow the live scores, player stats and Sofascore Ratings to see who lifts the Premier League trophy.